butterfly55:
Please advice, as a bachelors degree holder in Theatre Arts, what type of masters program should I apply for in Canada?

Or should I apply for a post graduate diploma in IT courses?

Please advice anyone

Qualcoms:
Good evening great people. Please, kindly assist my knowledge with ur opinion/idea about any or all of these questions


1. A graduate of Elect Elect Engineering 2,1 (Telecommunication Option but flexible to other options for job sake) what Masters Programme will be good to take to secure at least a good job to earn a living for self and fiancée


2. Is it advisable to have a dependent fiancée join someone during the Masters Programme or both secure admission and move?


3. What state or location will be better to look at for a newcomer, considering self n fiance to school and settle down?

4. If we both secure admission, can the Visa Officer knows that same surnames are migration as couples and feel they may not want to return??


Please, I anticipate your response. Thank you guys ....God bless you all

wegga:
Please read to give you some perspective:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-votes-2019-cost-of-living-election-issues-1.5280090
https://pvtistes.net/en/dossiers/cost-of-living-canada/

1. Eng. is a good field to bring into Canada as the locals hardly go into those study intensive courses. The time taken to find a job after you're done school will depend on your luck and willingness to move across the country. The Job market is also unpredictable right now with all that's happening.

2. I would suggest only one of you does school at a time so the other person can work to support. That's just a personal opinion, you can both school and work at the same time, it might put a lot of strain on your relationship though.

3. See above links. That said, bigger cities have more opportunities for cash only hustles. the flip side is you might find yourself working 3 jobs just to make rent. smaller\cheaper cities have less hustle opportunities but you don't have to sell an organ to afford rent.

4. They don't really care as long as you show that you have enough funds to support yourselves. The country is currently looking to attract young couples to settle down and have Children over here. Some Express entry streams will actually give more points if you have a spouse.

wegga:
Please read to give you some perspective:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-votes-2019-cost-of-living-election-issues-1.5280090
https://pvtistes.net/en/dossiers/cost-of-living-canada/

wegga:
Please read to give you some perspective:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-votes-2019-cost-of-living-election-issues-1.5280090
https://pvtistes.net/en/dossiers/cost-of-living-canada/

wegga:
Please read to give you some perspective:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-votes-2019-cost-of-living-election-issues-1.5280090
https://pvtistes.net/en/dossiers/cost-of-living-canada/

1. Eng. is a good field to bring into Canada as the locals hardly go into those study intensive courses. The time taken to find a job after you're done school will depend on your luck and willingness to move across the country. The Job market is also unpredictable right now with all that's happening.

2. I would suggest only one of you does school at a time so the other person can work to support. That's just a personal opinion, you can both school and work at the same time, it might put a lot of strain on your relationship though.

3. See above links. That said, bigger cities have more opportunities for cash only hustles. the flip side is you might find yourself working 3 jobs just to make rent. smaller\cheaper cities have less hustle opportunities but you don't have to sell an organ to afford rent.

4. They don't really care as long as you show that you have enough funds to support yourselves. The country is currently looking to attract young couples to settle down and have Children over here. Some Express entry streams will actually give more points if you have a spouse.

MayAmy:
Hi guys, I applied to MUN for Masters in Employment Relations (winter 2021). Please is there anyone else who applied for same?

ceemac:


I'm happy you are coming to UWO, I presently school there but unfortunately I am a guy and don't meet your description but I won't mind helping anyway that I can..

Please bring foodstuffs oo.. I will collect some Naija packaged ones off you.. Did I remember to mention that I have missed gala and meaty, abeg bring come ooo.. lol

Wish you safe flight, I will be happy to see you around!

sharone21:


Get a 1yr BSc degree in Cameroon first then proceed to Canada( including 1yr BSc top up for RN Nurses). Also, for all those who can't easily get degrees of their choice in Nigeria, study in Cameroon then, jet out to Canada. You can reach out to me for FREE INFO as the next admission is in October( usually January & October admissions).

butterfly55:
Please advice, as a bachelors degree holder in Theatre Arts, what type of masters program should I apply for in Canada?

Or should I apply for a post graduate diploma in IT courses?

Please advice anyone

Kenzx:
Hello guys. I greet everyone here. Please I just nysc as at March this year and now with the whole covid and endsars thing which greatly affected my plans traveling to school in Canada. I finished from unilag Msc and bsc architecture but Omo as this country Dey I fit die before I start to make it. So Abeg for the people that lives and work in Canada as students please I need your advice on how to go about mine. Trust I’ve checked online for various schools and all what not but it’s like the deeper I get into it the more confused I become. So Abeg I need you guys advice on what to do. Please, if it’s possible I don’t mind texting via email. Thanks!

sontelme:
Dear Team,

please i need to find out if i can work and pay my fees of $8K per semester. the truth is am self sponsored and will coming to canada soon

i await your response.

regards

Fhemmmy:


Then you have no problem then oh . . . If you live in an hostel at school, it is not cheap at all, though comes with some advantages . . . But when you leave outside of the campus, say sharing like a 3 B/D Apartment and sharing kitchen and washrooms, you might be able to get something almost half what you paying within campus.
Feeding is cheaper too when you do the cooking yourself . . . . But not if you wanna be eating Eba, Fufu and Akpu oh, cos those aint cheap and you dont wanna be making the house stinks with Ogbono . . . lol

Queengel:
plt is it too hard for a 17 year old to get admission with olevel to a Canada university

NairaLuck:
Hello everyone who lives in Brantford Ontario, I am coming to CONESTOGA College

Naijaforeigner:


Sorry for my late response, I did not get your mention and this thread is not on the first page of the travel section.

The honest truth is the chances are very slim. As a student, you are only allowed to work for 20 hours and that can only take care of your feeding and accommodation. Getting a job to pay your tuition means you will work more than 20 hours, which might, depending on the situation, affect you getting a PR or PGWP when you are done with your studies.

These are the options I think you have;

However, I know some people who work more than 20 hours by doing cash jobs (so this does not reflect on their SIN number). Although, the chances of getting cash jobs depends on your city. I must be honest, only major cities in Canada (such as Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Alberta and so forth) have or offer steady cash jobs and it is not a guarantee.

Another option is getting a job on campus and working outside campus as well. As a student in Canada, you are allowed to work for unlimited number of hours on campus. If you are lucky to get a job on campus plus another job outside campus, you may be able to pull through. This also depends on the campus and city. Not all campuses have jobs for students on site.

P.s I know some people that have been able to pull it off but they are very few and this also depends on factors such as how much is the tuition. A student that has to pay $3,000 every semester is not facing as much pressure as someone who has to pay $8,000 every semester. The flexibility of payment and deadline by the school is another factor.

Queengel:
plt is it too hard for a 17 year old to get admission with olevel to a Canada university

Queengel:
plt is it too hard for a 17 year old to get admission with olevel to a Canada university

umulobi:
I need a room in a shared flat in Montreal, Quebec. I will be coming by February 2021.

Adeyinka112:
I'd like to know more about this. Thanks